Falling Money

Everyone had a dream as a child—some wanted a new doll, others a bicycle, and still others were saving up for a remote-controlled car. And almost always, the path to that dream began with a piggy bank, into which we’d toss coin after coin, waiting for that long-awaited day when we’d saved up enough. The game “Falling Money” brings back that familiar feeling, only now you don’t have to save coins one by one—you catch them mid-air and send them straight into the piggy bank, which stands patiently at the bottom of the screen.

How to play?

Coins rain down from above, rolling past obstacles in their path, and your task is to catch exactly the number of coins required by the current level—no more, no less. There are coins worth 1, 5, 10, and 25 cents, and at first it’s easy to get confused until you memorize what each one looks like, so a few failed attempts at the start are normal. As soon as you collect the required amount, move on to the next level. But if you catch more coins than required, you’ll have to start over. Be especially careful of two dangerous coins: one is marked with a minus sign and subtracts one cent from your total, while the other, marked with a skull, wipes out all your accumulated coins at once—so you definitely don’t want to catch that one.